I would like like to edit one post/thread > https://www.gimp-forum.net/Thread-Export...r-settings

I did some changes due to a suggestion made by Michael Schumacher from the GIMP team on reddit over there > https://www.reddit.com/r/GIMP/comments/1...images_at/

The script and the manual are updated, but I feel like I would spam if I open AGAIN a new thread for that (already 3 opned).

Is it possible to let me edit this thread or do I open a new thread?

Hi all,

I have been using GIMP for quite a while now and I wonder if there is an easy way to use GIMP to convert a photo into a raster image like this:

360_F_109303385_SYkYXG0sfIVWwCNhEplURlxxyIh4i2M0.jpg (647×360) (ftcdn.net)

Any help will be appreciated.

Hi,

I am trying to use the Alignment tool. I have followed the instructions online and can select the first layer okay but am unable to select the next layer. I get the hand icon but SHIFT-select does nothing. I have also tried lots of other key combinations.

I am guessing I am missing something obvious. Is anyone able to help me out?

(Sorry, I know this is a difficult ask without a video to show what's happening.)

Kind wishes - Patrick

Is there a plugin to create a 3D book mockup, similar to what you can do in Canva? Thanks

Let say a user select an option on the UI, I would like some setting (SF-TOGGLE or SF-ADJUSTMENT or SF-WHATNOT) disappear from the UI > hide them,
Similarly if User chose another option, other settings appears

Example with an image:

   

Can I do that? Some idea to do it?
thanks for reading

Not much to add outside the thread subject line. Heck, you've probably found yourself wondering the same. The reason I'd like to do this, and desperately wish guides could be dragged off-canvas and NOT disappear is all about making vanishing points practical. Otherwise I have to start with a ridiculously huge canvas area to store the exact coordinates of a single pixel's worth of data, as a vanishing point in-file.

As is, I have to work with an order of magnitude or more canvas area than necessary, wasting a lot of space and degrading ergonomics. Does anyone know of any workarounds? Or barring that, know enough script-fu, to describe to me how to place guides that intersect the canvas nowhere, yet still stay in place? I do know basic python but haven't touched script-fu yet.

Makes me miss how in Flash editor, waaay back in the day, you could put anything off-canvas.

Hello, I need help, try to edit some jpg file, and I used overwrite from file and it overwrited the previous jpg file, not the original one, and now I have 2 as same file, how do I recover the lost jpg that was overwrited by second one? Thanks

Hello, I would like to copy the alpha channel of a layer in another image to a target image. Wondering what the steps are, thank you!

Finally... GIMP's users can have their own settings for each type of image,
and once it's set, every opened images will be exported automatically with these setting.

This script (.scm) is a complete re-start - reconstruction, also it's recommended to remove the older script, it is not mandatory as this script has different declaration, and can coexist with my previous version in GIMP without any problem.

I did found a way for the users to input their settings when they batch export their opened images in GIMP, it's not beautiful as the code is extra long, but it works like a charm, it is very simple and I like simple.  

Purpose?
Batch export all opened images in GIMP with your settings
Example of opened images to batch export all at once with the same JPG settings
   

Where to find it in the GIMP's top menu?
There.
   

Where to Download this gorgeous script, that auto-export all at once?
Here:
  pxl-export-all-images-as-v3.7z (Size: 380.22 KB / Downloads: 1147)

How to install it in GIMP?
A manual-guide is included as PDF when you download the script/plugin, thus RTM  

Hello, I am trying to cut out or isolate in some fashion all of the pixels that are identical between two images. These two images are different coloured variants of each other, and certain pixels are identical. 

I was thinking of putting them into two layers and... I don't know lol. Just wondering if there is an easy way to go about this. 

Note that I am NOT trying to delete these pixels. In the end, I would like to put them onto a layer on their own.